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A Quiet Wave Of European Muslims Sets Out For War In Syria

A Quiet Wave Of European Muslims Sets Out For War In Syria

Authorities worry for the safety of the mostly young sign-ups, but also the risk that they return home radicalized -- and set on striking targets in Europe.

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Spectacular Diamond Heist At Brussels Airport

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Euro Zone Jobless Hits New Record High, Warnings Of "Lost Generation"

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Women Seen As Sex Objects? Now There's Scientific Proof

Women Seen As Sex Objects? Now There's Scientific Proof

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Watch Your Mouth: Hurling Insults In Brussels Will Cost You

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Eurozone Unemployment Hits Record High

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European Parliament Hands ACTA Anti-Piracy Accord Stunning Defeat

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Did Germany Lose Twice In One Night? The Weight Of European Soccer And Euro Zone Debt

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No Berlusconi, But Belgian Prime Minister Gets Passionate Public Kiss

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Health, Ethics And Love: Discovering Hidden Consciousness Of Coma Patients

Health, Ethics And Love: Discovering Hidden Consciousness Of Coma Patients

At the University Hospital in Liège, Belgium, a group of scientists is making great progress in determining the true conscious state of supposed comatose patients. It gives new hopes to loved ones, though won't make decisions about life support any easier.

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Coalminer’s Son: New Belgian Leader Caps Unlikely Italian Immigrant Journey

Coalminer’s Son: New Belgian Leader Caps Unlikely Italian Immigrant Journey

Elio Di Rupo’s arrival as Prime Minister ends more than 500 days of political gridlock in Belgium, which saw threats of the country splitting in two. But Di Rupo, the last of seven children of poor Italian immigrants, has his own dramatic story to tell.

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  • Under The Influence: Tracing A Long, Twisted History Of Artists And Their Drugs

    Whether alcohol or absinthe, LSD or heroin, some of humanity's creative geniuses produced their greatest work as mind-altering substances did theirs. A Paris exhibit connects the dots.

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  • French, Catholic And Proud: Gay Marriage Battle Fuels New Kind Of Youth Revolution

    Disgusted by the "spirit of May '68" the new generation of French Catholics isn't shy about taking on what they see as the moral wasteland that has taken over the country's establishment.

  • Hard Questions, High Risk For Pakistan's Incoming Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif

    To talk or not to talk with the Taliban may be the most pressing matter of all, writes Le Monde's correspondent from Islamabad.

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    Even if outwardly the UK and Germany may appear on opposite sides of the debate over Brussels' power, the European economic heavyweights share common interests.

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